Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Internet"

A: I just looked it up online

A: It means a very high-capacity data connection carrying internet traffic. Examples would be the under-sea fibre optic cables running between countries, or major connections between cities.

The word "backbone" is used as a metaphor for the spine in the human body.

A: skypeとかネットでのミーティングです。

A: past participle of work

A: It means the internet stopped working.

It probably also suggests that the person was using it, then it stopped suddenly.

A: "scour the Internet" means to search extensively or thoroughly through various online sources, websites, and platforms in order to find information about a particular topic or to gather data.

1. “Rolikilbye scoured the internet to find expressions about scouring the internet. ”

2. “When I was in college I would have to scour the internet to find the information my professors wanted. ”

3. “Lisa had to scour the internet to find and delete the photos she didn’t want anyone else to see.”

4. “In my free time I scour the internet trying to find free language learning apps to study Korean.”

5. “The CIA scoured the internet to find the person they were after.”

A: Sorry, i misread the question.
'On the internet, you can watch videos and read blogs'
blog = ブログ

I'm so sorry for the confusion.

A: Hello, how are you doing?
Hello, my name is
Hello! Are you busy?
Hello, do you want to learn Russian?
Hello there! I am learning English.

Instead of hello, you can also say “hi"

A: By enabling us to easily obtain any information, the Internet has drastically changed our way of life.

A: You would say “try connecting to the internet.” Not “try connection to the internet”. You could use “connection” in the sentence, “I have connection to the internet.” Or “Do you have connection to the internet.”

A: “connect the internet” isn’t proper grammer “connect to the internet” is

A: I've heard "It said on the internet that..." and "I heard it from the internet." Also, you could say "I got it from the internet."

A: I don't think I'd ever say "on internet", it would sound a little unnatural in most situations.

A: 'Through the internet' is rarely used. It's more common to say 'on the internet', but they all mean the same thing.

A: My internet connection was slow, so I couldn't manage to watch another episode, since it was buffering the whole time.
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I had a bad internet connection, so I wasn't able to watch another episode, since it was buffering the whole time.

A: Why is my internet running slow?

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A: I'll search about it on the internet so please wait a while

A: Internet

A: The internet does not help enrich the human mind.

A: you should say
in order to be able to go online

A: "My internet's too slow for us to use video."

A: I'm not sure if yours is correct but I would say The Internet, where we can get any information from has changed our lives.

A: D is the best answer, or you can say "with each other."

Saying "one another" means there is a reciprocal relationship. Person A shares with Person B and Person B shares with Person A.

"Another" just means a different person. If I share with another, I give that person something but they don't give me anything back.